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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07

The following cases were disposed o'
Yesterday
Charles Madison. au old offender Na-
fined - and cost for being trunk aul u~
iuL pr0ane language in the street,
Sophia Moore .col0redI d~orlerN
character. Na, committed for twelve
month, .n default Ot security
jamc, Booker Oc0lorelI di,order.v Iu
tle street Fined So md cost
Margaret Fowler c0lored Was fined
s. for beating Rosa Brooks
Rosa Brook, co.orei was fined - f0r
beating Mary Granger
Thomas Brown colorei. suspicious
character Was committed for twelve
months in default of security for hi, good
behavior
William I Jones and Gilman Lewis
hotA coIoIeiI were sent 0n t0 tAe liust-
ing, Court i0 answer the charge VI break
ing and entering rhe Office of j j Mon
m-le ana committing larceny
Robert George c0l0red| was fined s.
for car~ing abusing and threatening 90
kil William Henderson
Hamilton Melton and George b Ti--
dale. lighting and creating disturbance
iu The street, Each med s. and cost
Edwa q TAorp was seuton 90 the grand
jury ON the charge of stabhing Robert
BurWclI Bal. WAS allowed in ihe sum
0f $500
Emma Jefferson and ~is,ie Dmdriige
were fined - for fighting 40 Rev Mr.
Boswell church. OBJ Eighteenth street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07

sad scenes in Searching fof the Bodie- of
the Burned In the Exeter Theatre At
Least one Hundred Lives supposed 90 De
Lost Mother. Father ana child Pound
in the Death Embrace.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07
THE DEATH ROLL.
THF VICTIMS OF THE FLAWF> ~
rREiSE " NJuBER

sad scenes in Searching Tor the Bodie- 81
the Burned In the Exeter Theatre Al
Least one Hundred Lives supposed 20 b,
Lost Mother. Father and child Pound
in the Death Embrace.
l.oNpoN. September 6-The victims by
the burning of the Theatre Royal az EX.
eter last night We're mostly work people
As soon ss the flames were eXNnguished
q large force of men began searching f0f
bodies The stairway leading io fhe gall
.ery was literally packed with h0iie.
while al the head of The stairs there were
scores of Others piled one on top of the
other The unfortunate victims bad
rushed to the door when the alarm Wa,
given. hut found fhe stairway blocked
and alI means of scapc cui of ln %
short iime ihc flames bad reached them
anal they suffered a horrible death There
were piriu' scenes in the vicinity of ihc
burned theatre 'hi, morning as friends
ana relative, OFF supposed victims awaited
The recovery of fhc bodies I'm many
cases fathers and mothers both perished.
ini nomerou, children are thus left with
our means of support Several of the
bodies were burned s0 That only small
cinder remained The number of ner
son. severely injured Is sixty lt i~
feared that the death list viii reach
one hundred and forty
STILL SEARCHING fOR BODIES
To ha- been ascer,sined Chat there We're
tW0 hundred persons occupying seat. in
rhe gallery and " those over one hum
drel loss their lives The search for
bodies still goes ON lt is probable that
'he total number of death. will never hc
asccrflined owing 90 the fact that many
0i the bodic, were completely calcined
Two stalls " a stable belonging toa hotel
adjacent DO the theatre are fled with
remains that it is impossible to identity
Most of the killed were adults and
chiefly men But few children persisted
The municipal authorities held special
meeting to day and arranged for the in-
terment OF ali unidentified bodies
More bodies have been taken from thr
ruins The charred remains of twenty
persons We're discovered in one heap
A mother father and child We're found
elapsed In one embrace All three had
been burned i1 death
LATER
By order of the Coroner all bodies re-
covered from the Exeter Theatre were
iurinf Estimates uuu trfva fIl I...lf.-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07
THE CITY COMMITTEE.
The Meeting a-t Sight The Date oT the
Primary Election nchangcd.

A meeting ~ the City Democratic
Committee was held AT the City Circuit
Court room last night at s.lj O'Clock
Present-Charles + Wingo. City Su.
perntendent Captain ! II O'Bannon.
Secretary snd Messrs Curtis. Valentine
Parr Pairsm Taylor. Gibbons " r.
Wood, Botto. Teller. Cummins. Burton
Grymes, Rawlings. Elicit, iiulcher OF
Monroe. Tenser Levy Branuan, smith.
Newell. Bigger and " W Wood
Absent -Mcssrs iia,kins. Rcinheimer.
Gentry. Hill Houston. and Hulcher of
jackson ward
A letter was received from Mr. Meade
tia-k.a-. resIgn'ng A.s position a~ % mem-
lef NJ fle c0mmiifc from Jefferson ward.
a. be i- candidate for Tie General Az
sembly After some little discussion the
resignation was laid On the table
Reports were received from iheia.ou-
rari rperIufeudenfs iu reference t0r0n-
ducting lhe primary election All of
them reported that they were making
yery -00D progress and that everything
wss 0ein. pUf in proper trim for fhe con
te-f
THl CHANGE Of strf.
The question OF o change OF the date
- the rr.msrv was informally discussed
bu' lo action was taken
Mr. Teller offered p resolution urging
fbe Democrats OF the various wards 20
organize clubs and 90 io a.. iu 'leir
power o. bring out fuli vote
Ilo resolution ALSO invited presidents
eel ID
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07
IHE RAIL- FIEln.
Tho standing of thr Ciub.


Meir0poiitans d. Loui-yilIes. ID
Atheletics, o Clevelauds. o.
Br0oAlyns. 5 St Louis. g
New orks g Washingtons.
Ciacinnatis. - Baldm0res. 3
Bosfous 3 Phi.adelphias. lO
Detroit game postponed on account of
rain
nIlL.LLr-- InllnnnnnIi- D
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07

By order OF the Coroner ail bodies re-
covered lrom the Exeter Theatre were
buried Estimates now give le0 bodies
found
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07

|l YARD ILlna .fHtI0u. Hrall
Streets N.s. rIllof. agent AL
D.a- Wood aud Coke. IeIe
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

The Eertl-asen wh0 c1rrhazef shirts
frrs J - Feidnar 4 ca. cart fsoifs
thr-1gh ths'r resrrsertarivs csrs- Davis
fc1re - sxor-ss their satisfaction and so
prrsxsi,on 81 ~ zocd Fis thev r-Csies,i
sasi the rr1Tr ptre-- = , vaics the as5srs
wsrs n al NJ n8rs s1fss IN fhis citv
sunonnted - over -e,r
nrrt F.ns
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

CIRcUrr-Arthnr Dudield vs. Norman
Cummings. assumpslt verdict for plaintiff
So II and costs 49, Dewitt K Parrish vs..
Peter PleGne, repleyin; continued over term
upOa payment Of costs Of term, sl2.
OsTtCr Estate Of ames McLain,
deceased; exempiihcation Of record filed.
P0LIcE Richard ID. Ward, disOTderly;
paid k5.35 -. n. Hurst. drunk and dis
orderly; adjourned TO March Zl."COr-
nshGs NAnderly. Henry Ringleburg and
Peter GiOste. disorderiy; senpended-
Gerrit ROsenski, VIM NeebGrg, Abraham
Barton and James Peacock, disorderly; dis
charged. Lusencsmp and Fred
Arthur, dlsorderly; paid sl.ss costs each.
PEoBArE Estate of Martha Merryhew
deceased administrator linsi account lied
Hearing April l2-Esfate OF Frank Hill
ebert. deceased administrator fiBal ac-
count aliowei I, and he discharged Estate
Of Mary A C4ikins, deceased: petition for
determination OF Lirsfeld Hearing April
l5.--E Estate Of Nshama NJ Can't, deceased;
petition for appointment Of AZ sdministra-
tor hied. Hearing April 15.-Estate OF
BENJAMIN McC2ul, deceased: petition for
appointment of sdmin istrasOr filed. Hear
INK April i2--Estate Of John Clancy. de-
ceased; executor hnal account filed. Hear
Ing Apri IS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

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saa ehsl.srs = f.sF Fssfes s~ss
ieouas kaa ss,lsl aeefsf sss.i oz
sit1 "a ~. aa.s ssasa sdstnso 80 asss
Lsoaarlsi. .aas ssts ss ~ t.s lty. sas sess
sss.aias treas assaa - - essl t3nes 81
talf a4ss. Is Sc ess ns4sg iislga..ts'
SIS sslss a. se- fhsasaa ees daFiiax gosl
eai aeetl fsslt.F usrtsFes 81 asst stfh s1sszs
sslsi4ts ess4atrleIs aot Ssssefesy zhea
asf .s~s q fa.s elrs.aga ~sFs saassea -
lszs - rse1 - tsfteg fgon t1a a. ssi2S
Feas as ta.i 1er gr.edY RI BE la te.
elale aIel 81 4sF sseiety - sne ~as eIslfs.Y
81 FIzia iaf 1lss s4d ihsf BE- ne4 5e1 - tDs
4f.Ds g En saeM ae dezEiy .ose1 saa
iaal s1s . - lsEsl ASH n retura. he sa,a
to4 kGs< ths srl sh.5n yos nssls ssis-a
= rsc31k 94sf asga1 > eaF a. he coz
eilsiea ~ eA.Lns 1sf aa s.iselo1sts good
uYe te.l1E lsr g. give as loss
81 t1s caiaeen. lbs -stfef -ss d4lss 'sihs-
eaEo Nasea re s4l1 as ~ss soo1t -
aad 4ls ilte love so1id 81 an1sx al
srrlesi oasas ss t1Af it Upaid b. i-seizas %
frs 70 nnd tnsM Mrs Nan BFsnf = nesriy
learf tSGEea ~ sile IS leit a-8Ge in three
small sa.l-Iea. tne 0lerzf ~ whoa - nut
siK years. WAT l4akss u3atters sill sor~
Sic ismi.y 4rs Ia very cssuE-ls elrcam-
sfa1les AL sac espoCts 5000 - have sn-
otter mouth iced Sic ssvH sne aol 9
ka1N 49, the sri ne aas reference too
as sle never Hl.s.ie 4ay lFoua.s a9olt any
senlsa ss sue $ not ot = eA.3as disposition
The funeral 81 H-fry H. honkle. the s.
Veal-sld s5a ~ Ar. a1l Mrs Auaes hoaz-e.
occurred yesterday ulslnlEs rom 81. fa.il s
EflsooFai Caurca- Ias nofal 0ssungs sele
nomero-s AMI hAnas5He- The o~Te4Fet
par-ufs were accog4 1snIec oa their ss-
Journey o. DEsels sosd oy q large nlmoeE OF
irielIs-
The valley city Lode of Good remplass
sil give a sladoS and maple sugar social
a. lheir hail oa West Badse-st. ue1s Fri
daY lishL
Henry De Mot. Of West Fulton e. "a
yesterday called % hol Aad Go attend tie
llas14l OF nls sisters child.
Mrs- T. r. Cummsr, OF West Leonard-st
has gone 80 Gr2a1 Haven 10 spend sunday
Hth friends
Wm GaEnustt has gonet TO Peiosksy. He
vas called thltass b. the serious illness oi
his u40.les.
A horse belonging % kruse Bros. the
grocsEs, yesterday iell down aud broke =
lex.
Mss Lettis Mawley, Of Ann Arbor. Is
wishing friends on Vest Bridge s.
Mss Maggie sgrahaa. Of West Fulton-st
has zone north on = visit.
Joseph krnse Is again able 10 be around
after = short illness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
Down. want. an Investigation.

Downs. the Soldiers Home nurse about
whom so much is charged in regard to the
alleged abuses there, told a reporter yester-
day that he had requested the authorities
70 investigate his case and see whether or
not the charges against him could be sus-
tanned. he says that the whole trouble
was caused BY q conspiracy against him, aud
that the witness Keyes WAS the ring-lesder
OF il. Some jealousy or private quarrel
was the OCCASION Of keves' enmity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
MARKETS sY WIRE.


March f9- Money "a the highest rate lowest
3 Exchange quict. 4-ti a3.7. actual rates, f-S !.
e343t for 90 days and tS61f SO for demand.
Governments iErn; currency e. i2s5<bld, l. cou-
pon. l-si5 bid ~ ;, ifSL bid
faeiic touds closed Union hrsfs. 1l1G
u75< land grants. i025< sinking funds, 1lsn
rs CeuEsis. u5aiisbs
The stock market WAS almost stagnant this
morning. The to.Al trsnsacfious up 70 noon were
only 3o0O shares DEALINGS were confined chiefly
% one huudrc share lots
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

Tsr choicezt goods IN a. The latest styles
= NJ daily fr0m Nsw YORK. se. It'd With
.0ecisl care Win reference 10 TIE needs os
Grand Rapids trade. Antws q Co.
af Monroe II
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

The nriers, g1-3 81 ray thp hisk kesf a,sr
sef erife flr Aerlicrs tsrF fc - 1ssis4 css
es~s sf srF sfs rtsfx neffn ~ f-rsnd Rsp-
IDS. tcr7esr1ut scLfitef
NB CEssS
IoI ottsvs s.. G7sad RAPIDS, Nlea-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

NIliaerT nepartns
Nsw sE--rz s-rlcs a-rlTing isIIr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

Fsnt roar chs,rs srd rs6ss fo~ parties
re.srtiaus efc 81 Compton Bros-. 10 Santh
DIVISION st
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

March - -wheaf-FlrEn but duh Cssh. sca
Sc. May. sec. June. So c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
Mr,E-EfS
NtiiiH-rs department.
New spring styles arriving daily.


Evsrvfhinx IN The Grext a. - sale
Chicago shoe Store. = Csnai-st. sas a A0d
lc f.-nts-Sr
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
So Ynrk-Gr,ln md Prori.Ion.-

March tS-Fiour -o.eaiy. no decidsd change
sn price. Winter wheat extra 81 "a 1S MIN
nesofa extra 3 tskfl fo. cffy nui extra. E.a5a
laf. oGio %, S1nEld0 s.sl-heTu hogE ciosed
que, brit sts.fys conraou - choice exSrl. s. s0-
~ NaeEt-ffcnous dlu and lrrrEul&T 20 -
lower Srot lots ciosed i<4t,c lower ~pes sales
ef No. ! Fesi state, 9fc. No no. s+1s8>sc IN
graded red. 9tUeoif &C.. No. 3 red. S9s4c. No 3
rel winter. sa-.cs NJ z I'D Wtrser. April, ID =
90 se. 90 May. &C.. 10 June sc.
corn-Opf0ns fnu s1d wesS. closing = tri3s
lower. spot losa c-0Sed barely stesdy. "a r.
fUwe-. Spos sales q No. mixed t9t,c an
Graded mixed. "a &c. No. mixed May.
q, 30 June. tS .r
Osfs Options dub weak. ie0h4c lower.
kve-tluifj and nchangeL
Rfriey-stsady.
fark-null. old mess SIS s0sfS75
lard -Dlli aud hcsvys $50 cash. $40 April.
$50 Nsy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
mORsE's 5


Eve--th nc in the Crest Sd sale.
Ctica-7 sh's Store, 1sCansl-st.. and AZ en-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

Msrch ~ Exports ~ domestic common last
week s@H psCxa BEsluess with azsD1s ard
onhegs was rcrV saoi sor sae week and a larger
demand outlined. taf-on <o-1.is exceptions 81
wei conliaoned a1d values sses8y.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

March 0.-vheaG-Cash white. slt.c Rid.
cssh Michigan rcd. .z.- ~. = red. - Cssh and
March sstsc April So s. May, sil.1 June
tnrr-i4 90.
osis-No. 3. Sc. No white s7s.c asxed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

March -wheat-FiFnaer. Cash. 15Tza7s1sr.
MsT 3 tc June ~le.
Corn-kasy. cash. 24itGss7sc. May. sssc,
June H1i .c.
Nat-sr-fl -
Fork -steriv. Cssh s5lin. Nay. sO 81
Lsre-SleatT. Cssh Nay. ST ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
.The Richmond Progress."

We have Just received the seventh
number of this entertaining Real Estate
Paper, published by Messrs. J. Thomp-
son Brown & Co., of this city. 1t is
the only illustrated paper of its kind
in the city. This issue contains four
beautiful cuts, one of which shows our
nctO electric StreCf-cdr line in full
operation, with overhead wires and
cars at full speed, propelled by an un-
seen power. Another cut shows the
dynamos attached to the axle OF "run-
nIng gear" Besides cuts of the statu-
cites of Washington, Henry Clay. and
Jackson in our Capitol park, and Others
of local manufactures, it contains
large and comprehensive list OF build
ings and lots for sale by them, some OF
which have never before been adver-
tised, with full and complete descrlp-
ton, prices, &c.
Ii is an interesting sheet for the
reader, but of special attraction to any
wishing to invest in real estate OF any
description. 1t is for gratuitous dis
tribution, and elsewhere in our columns
Messrs. Brown q Co. invite all to call
and Get COPY. TFf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Proof Better than Assertion,

With such proof as the following let
ter from ". II. Dean, of No. 27S
Seventh street, New York, it is not ne
cessary to make the bare assertion that
Allcock's Porous Plasters cure lumbago.
Mr.. Dean says;
Some ten days ago was taken with
a very violent pain in the small of my
back. 1t was SO severe that | could
hardly breathe-every movement
caused great agony. / finally found
out it was lumbago. Being entirely
helpless, friend sent to a druggist and
got, two Allcock Porous Plasters. These
were well warmed and applied to my
back, one above the other. In half an
hour, to my great delight and surprise,
l found the pain began to abate. In two
hours was able to walk ont and attend
to ny business, the pain being almost
gone. Next day | was all right, but
continued wearing the plaster5 for a
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Ceruesu sco,eh.R,te ua,onry.

Very nlustriousJ. Thompson Brown,
$50 Active Sovereign Grand Inspector
General of the State of Virginia, and
lllustrious George A. Ainslie, 32'
Sovereign Grand Inspector-General,
assisted Very lllustrious Ferdinand j..
s. Gorgas. NJ. p. Sovereign Grand
Commander of the United States o.
America, Of Baltimore, and Illustrious
NJ. w. Bay hss, $50 Sovereign Grand In
speetor-G General, constituted on Thurs
day night consistory OF the Scottish
rite of Masonry, No. 80 (Cerneaur), at
Newport News. Forty-odd postulants
appeared for the honor accorded. Mr..
Gorgas was on. his way home, having
constituted two consistories in Kansas
He conferred the full degree OF 33o on
this occasion on G. A. Ainslie, eminent
commander of Richmond Commandery,
No. 2, Knights Templars, and M. B.
Crowell, the efficient and popular agent
OF the Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany at Newport News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
TuIEvEs AT WORK IN mENRICo.
ueu.Uouse Robbed-Livciy scnme
with n Corn-steaIer.

Thursday night, in Henrico county,
Mr.. Harry G. Beattie's hen-bouse was
entered by thieves and large number
Of fine Leghorn fowls were stolen.
There is no clue to the guilty parties
nor were they heard by MIR. beat.ie'
who was asleep in his room snort ais
lance from the hen-house. 90,
On Friday at noon, as Mr.. Cold Oh,
Imam was inspecting his fine crop oil
corn in the county, he discovered me-
gro thief in the act of filing his bag
With roasting.ears. Mr.. silliman at,
tempted to collar him, and the two had
quite struggle in the field, in which !
the thief was pretty roughly handled,
but he finally broke away and ran TO
the woods, leaving the bag nearly filled
with corn. Mr.. Silliman did not recog-
uiya him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Richmond Conservatory OF Music.

Mrs. B. A. Clements may well feel
proud of her success in founding n
musical conservatory on such a sub
stantial basis She appreciates the i'm
portance of surrounding herself with
only frst-class teachers, such as Pro-
fessor A. +. Unkel, Miss Zelle Minor,
Professor Keasnich, and others. In
addition to her faculty of last session
she has secured Miss Matte Ready, a
full graduate of the New England Con-
servatory, Of Boston, to teach harmony
and vocal culture. Miss Ready comes
with the strongest letters of commenda-
ton from Mr.. Tourgee, the principal Of
the New England Conservatory. She
is gifted with beautiful soprano voice.
The moderate terms adopted by the
Richmond Conservatory of Music place
It's benefits within the reach OF all
classes. Parents will find it to their
advantage to call at No. 4 west Grace
street fOr a catalogue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

Dwellings and Vacant Lots sold,
leased, or rented, and Loans made by
electricity.
Our battery is well manned, and our
charges are not fatal.
Phone No. Gao.
CHEWING & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
lie Painted.

About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the city ambulance, in charge OF DIR.
Rogers, was called to Lumkin's alley
10 Samuel Jackson (colored), who had
tainted. He was recovering when the
ambulance arrived, and the physician
left him with his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
The Academy-Fiorenee Bindiey.

Miss Florence Bindley begins an en-
gagement at the Academy OF MUSIC {,
Thursday night in Excitement. "
Miss Bindley is supported by MT.
James Herne and good dramatic
company. She is one of the youngest
actresses on the stage, and will be re-
membered favorably by those who saw
her here last season. Friday night
"a Heroine in Rags" will be put on.
At the matinee Saturday Excite
ment" will be repeated, and at night
dot" will be given. The box-sheet
OPENS tomorrow morning at the
Academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
E.tex Organs at Cut Prices,

We have several more new Estey
Organs from $50 upward. Our inten-
ton is to sell out all we have to make
room for our immense stock of Kim
balls. You can buy Esteys for your
own prices. Walter ID. Moses & Co.,
9l4 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
A FRAGRANT BREArH is Always

FRAGRANT BREATH Is hways pleasure,
and you can have IL By using MEADE s BAKERS
delicious CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. IL destroys
the offensive olor caused by diseased gums and
decayed teeth, and speedily restores them to
healthy condition. Price, hfty cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
AUcTioN SALES MONDAY,

GEORGE w. MAYO, ION and II A. NJ, house
hold furniture, stoves, shotgun, roaa-sar''
refrigerator, platform scales, &C
HUDSON q CO.. ~ O'clock, peaches apples
peers. and bananas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

situated in the West End-some Of
them large blocks and offering great in
ducements TO speculators-can be had
by calling on N. w. Bowe, Real Estate
Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Spices for pfckting.

Pure Cider Vinegar Small Cucum-
bers in brine, IS cents per gallon.
T. b. ROBERTSON Il BROTHER,
622 east Broad street.
Joseph NJ Blair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Ret,er Than Rent Lists.

All property for rent placed in our
care this month will be advertised
every other day in the Dispatch during
September free of charge.
II. l.. STAPLES 4 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
wall Decorations.
JOHN REGNAULT ELLYsos,
No. 7l5 east Main street.

Ask at every restaurant and cigar
store for Julien Binford's La Margareta
Cigar, five cents apiece, and guaranteed
to be equal to most ten-cent cigars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Tuberoses,
(choice hCwers,)
1c. each, at
600 east Broad.

A fresh lot of handsome presents just
received at Julien Binford's, 1902 Main
street, to be given away with his sixty
cent Tea. They are going very fast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Services at Soldiers, Home,

Rev. S. S. Lambeth viii preach at
the Soldiers Home this afternoon at 5
oiclOok
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH INSURED by the
use OF MEADE & BAEER's sAPoSISE DEsrIPRicE
which will speedily remove incipienttartar and
sc,Irf. Price. City cents q box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
seven Facis.

!. We sell the best Pianos.
2. We sell the best Organs.
3. We sell cheaper than others.
4. We give the best terms.
;. We rent Pianos cheaper.
6. We move Pianos cheaper.
7. We will save you money.
HUME, MIEoB, Il Co.,
Ninth street opposite Capitol Square.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

Rev. w. w. Lsndrum, d. D.. has
returned to the city, and will preach
this morning and tonight at s O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

Mr.. I. w. Crouch can be found at
Isaac Sycle & Co.'s, 3O3 east Broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

The wilcox q white Organs
are the best, sweetest, strongest, hand
soonest, and cheapest Organs in the
world. You can buy them only at
HUME, Minor q Co.'S,
Ninth street opposite Capitol Square.